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Month: October 2018

Deputies find dog unable to walk while serving eviction notice in Bristol; owner charged with animal cruelty after cancerous tumor found

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The Ontario County Humane Society reports that a 57-year-old Honeoye man was charged with animal cruelty after it was determined that a black lab had an infected paw, and wasn’t being cared for properly. Deputies were serving an eviction order at 5279 Gulick Road in Bristol when they noticed the female black lab, named Sadie, unable to walk on her... more

‘PROUD AND AMAZED’: Undersheriff says officers stepped up, but department learned from Romulus escape

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‘PROUD AND AMAZED’: Undersheriff says officers stepped up, but department learned from Romulus escape
Seneca County Sheriff Tim Luce and Undersheriff John Cleere say that while it took a great deal of effort an Elmira-area parolee was apprehended on Wednesday after he escaped custody at the law enforcement center in Romulus. How it all happened Around 7 am investigators assisted New York State Parole Officers with trying to locate 43-year-old Robert Wilson, who was... more

Riot charges filed after fight involving 30 people in Farmington

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Riot charges filed after fight involving 30 people in Farmington
Authorities were called to a fight at the Hale Court Apartments on Sunday around 6 pm, where roughly 30 people were gathered around a basketball court – as a fight unfolded. Police say several people were fighting – and one person was even armed with a baseball bat. Jennifer Concepcion, 35, and Ramon Mulero, 18, were arrested for inciting a... more

Constellation Brands CEO to step down

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Constellation Brands CEO to step down
The CEO of Constellation Brands will be stepping down in March. Rob Sands will step down as CEO of the beverage alcohol company to become executive chairman. Richard Sands, who is currently the executive chairman, will assume the role of executive vice chair. Bill Newlands who will take over as CEO effective March 1. Newlands currently serves as the company’s president and chief operating... more

School officials and law enforcement investigate threat made by student at Mynderse Academy

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School officials and law enforcement investigate threat made by student at Mynderse Academy
According to Seneca Falls Central School District Superintendent Bob McKeveny, district administration, the Seneca Falls Police Department and Mynderse Academy’s school resource officer worked collaboratively on Tuesday to address and investigate potential threatening comments made by a student at the high school. Through the course of the investigation it was determined there was no credible threat to the safety and... more

Wayne County mom arrested after striking police officer during violent rampage

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Wayne County mom arrested after striking police officer during violent rampage
Deputies arrested a Galen mother Tuesday after police say she went on a violent rampage in her home which ended with her assaulting a police officer. Twenty-six-year-old Tiana K. Labombard was charged with criminal mischief in the fourth degree, endangering the welfare of a child, and harassment in the second degree. Labombard allegedly went into her children’s room, threw dresser... more

Cornell tabbed 6th in Ivy League basketball media poll

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Cornell tabbed 6th in Ivy League basketball media poll
A year ago, Cornell men’s basketball was picked sixth in the Ivy League Media Preseason Poll and went on a run that saw the Big Red reach the conference tournament for the first time. Will history repeat itself? The Big Red was again chosen to place sixth in the preseason poll, but this time returns four starters, including three-time All-Ivy... more

Say hello to the Syracuse Mets

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Say hello to the Syracuse Mets
With New York state luminaries and high-ranking Mets officials in attendance in Syracuse on Tuesday, the Mets announced a pending agreement to keep the organization’s Triple-A affiliate there for at least the next quarter century. The Mets intend to sign a 25-year lease at NBT Bank Stadium, on which the state of New York, Onondaga County and the city of... more

Weedsport again fires DPW employee who filed harassment claim

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Weedsport again fires DPW employee who filed harassment claim
Following an emergency board of trustees meeting Friday afternoon, the village of Weedsport on Saturday terminated the public works employee who had filed a harassment and workplace violence complaint against the mayor’s son last year. The decision is the latest development in a story that has unfolded since December, when Carson DiRisio, now 22, filed a workplace violence and sexual harassment... more

Downtown Auburn restaurant redecorates, refocuses as it turns 2-years-old

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Downtown Auburn restaurant redecorates, refocuses as it turns 2-years-old
Downtown restaurant Gusto Italiano is celebrating its second birthday with some new decor. Owners Dario and Lucia D’Angelo, and their family, took a few days to visually transform the restaurant earlier this month. They moved its coffee bar and lunch buffet toward the back, freeing up space for the dining room. The restaurant, which used to seat 25, now seats... more

Cayuga County CAFO farmers say unity, not blame, needed to protect water

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Cayuga County CAFO farmers say unity, not blame, needed to protect water
Jon and Julie Patterson are the sixth generation of their family to work the land at Patterson Farms, an approximately 1,400 cow dairy farm that straddles the border between the towns of Aurelius and Springport. With such a strong family history, the husband-and-wife duo said it’s one of their most important goals to leave behind a healthy farm for their... more
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